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no problemo

var x = parseFloat(value).toFixed(6);

return x;

try this one.

you dont need to create local variables to the this, any entity got JS button next to them however saving user's location would be good , you might need it again.

you can do it on mapping tab like create 2 local variables from right top at data mapping tab, then you can click to add JS (next to the created local variable) you should see a tab saying, function (value , element) { parseFloat(value).toFixed(6); } PS: you dont need to create local variables to do...

Use Javascript to format it like this:

Number(1.33555).toFixed(2); // 1.34 , toFixed() rounding up too, if you dont believe me test it :

http://jsfiddle.net/FQTqk/730/

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Is there anyway I can limit the string length in the database or before sending latitude and longitude to the database?

Is there anyway I can limit the string length in the database or before sending latitude and longitude to the database?

Is there anyway I can limit the string length in the database or before sending latitude and longitude to the database?

Is there anyway I can limit the string length in the database or before sending latitude and longitude to the database?

Is there anyway I can limit the string length in the database or before sending latitude and longitude to the database?